Hi all,
I realised that there was both aqua ports for TkInter and WxWindows,
which is rather a good news. I was thinking about the possibility to
make Fink ports to enable easy installation of aqua-tk, and to make the
python interpreter support it with a python-aqua package.
The problem is
Sébastien:
I'm not sold on the idea of creating a fink python.app package. Fink is
mainly intended to be an add-on distribution of unix software for you mac.
Mac software does not behave like unix software, in particular frameworks
and apps are designed to be movable - just drag and drop to
Hi jeff.
I agree with your point. The only thing I don't want is to have
multiple versions of python, that is Fink python, MachoPython and
Jaguar python (this one is funny ;). What do you think about making a
system-python package ?
-- Sébastien
--
«children are innocent / a teenager's
I want to send something like this to fink-announce later. Please
comment on it and make suggestion on what I should change/improve.
Fink 0.4.1 released
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Fink 0.4.1 was officially released today. The source release and the
binary installer are now available for
On Wednesday, Sep 25, 2002, at 09:25 Australia/Sydney, Max Horn wrote:
With Fink 0.4.1, Mac OS X 10.1 is still the operating system of
choice. In fact this will be the last full release of Fink to still
support System 10.2.
Typo :) Shouldn't this be 10.1
Matt
On Tuesday, September 24, 2002, at 04:25 PM, Max Horn wrote:
With Fink 0.4.1, Mac OS X 10.1 is still the operating system of
choice. In fact this will be the last full release of Fink to still
support System 10.2. For nowSsystem 10.2 is *NOT* yet supported with
it ! If you are (like
GNOME moved their sources. This breaks a lot of fink, including
everything source: gnome. Should we just remove the Source: gnomes for
now, or can we get a fixed fink release out in the next couple days? :)
I submitted Source: gnome fix to the patch tracker -
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/
I have a few questions about the policy for Emacs Packages.
I have read /sw/share/doc/emacsen-common/debian-emacs-policy, and my
understanding is that a package foo should do the following:
Install Phase should:
place .el files in %i/share/emacs/site-lisp/%n
place install script in
